The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 February 1964 — Page 3

THE DAfL? EARNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRI., FEB. 7, 1964. Page 3

Knauer 494, Cromer 477, McKeehan 457, Whitley 456, Decker 456, Phillips 454, Cox 446, Gentry 442, N. Johnson 427, Ritter 426, Jackson 411, Corbin 410.

- NEWS - Tuesday I.B.M. Ladies W McKeehan Decker : Jackson Johnson WhitDy Knauer Ritter Pelfrey Cox Cromer 31 Hi Game- -Pelfrey 204 Hi Series—Pelfrey 587 400 & Over—Pelfrey

MADISON SILOS Van-dale push button Equipment Jim Reasor Phone OL 3-5938 Greencastle, Ind.

VALENTINE CARDS for Children Less Than 1c ea. At Eitel's Flowers

COLD MEDAL PRIDE - Mrs. Virginia McDermott, wife of barber Terry McDermott, proudly hugs a photo of her husband in their home in Essexville, Mich., after learning he won a Gold Medal for the United States in the speed skating division at the Winter Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria-

^/WMrrURE RM* APPUMKAS COME AND REGISTER OVER $500 Each Year Is Given Away Let's Fill The PRE-EASTER BASKET Terms

/ You don’t have to l>e present to win — / Register once daily. / Extra tickets Free — with every Purchase up to 200 tickets. / Drawing Sat. before Easter |/ Anybody over 18 can register. ^ Y’ou don’t have to buy to win — / Y’ou can buy on credit and get Extra Tickets. 6 Grand Prizes — 3 ARE CASH

PENTAGON RAID—William C. Cooke. 38, Hyattsville, Md, one of 12 persons arrested in a raid by Treasury agents on the Pentagon in Washington, reads the warrant calling for his arrest The agents said they broke up a 51.000-a-day numbers ring operating “in the vicinity'' of the Navy's Judge advocate general’s office. Cooke is a 13year Pentagon employe with a GS-4 rating.

BLANCHE PATTERSON

CHIROPODIST From Crawfordsville Will Be In Town On WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12th Anyone wishing toot treatment call Pearl O’Hair on Monday.

BANNER ADS PAY

CLOSING OUT SALE As the farm is sold, we will sell al Public Auction on what is known as the H. B. Sayler farm located 7 miles south of Crawfordsville on State Road No. 43, 1 mile east and one-half south, or 2 miles east 1 */j miles south of New Market, on WEDNESDAY, February 12, 1964 Starting at 10:80 A. M. DAIRY CATTLE — p«|iy_;, year Holstein, bred 8-14-63, freshen May 23: Whittle—.» year Holstein freshen in .March; Blackie—I year Holstein, freshened November, open; Jo—I year Holstein, freshened Deoeml>er 4. open; Josephine—4 year Holstein freshened Dee. 6, bred 1-30-64; Nuisanee—5 year Holstein, freshened Dee. 29, open; Jerry—I year Guernsey, freshened Jan. 17, open; Squeakie—3 year Holstein, bred 11-6-63. freshen Aug. 13; Mollie—I year Holstein, bred 8-2-63, freshen May 20; 6 bred heifers, one Guernsey, start freshening June to August; 4 open Holstein heifers; 3 Holstein steers; 3 smaller Holstein heifers; 6 Holstein calves, 4 to 9 weeks old. HOGS — 30 head shoats Hump and York crossed, weighing 75 lbs. HAY' AND STRAW — 800 (tales of little red and alfalfa mixed. 75 hales wheat straw. MACHINERY — 1957 Minn. Moline I B Special Diesel, 1961 Ford Seleet-O-Speed No. 971 tricycle. Minn. Moline 3-14 plow. Ford 3-14 plow, 10 ft. Case wheel disc. 8 ft. Tandem disc; 9 ft. cultipacker. 12 ft. dump drag, 2 row Minn. Moline rotary hoe; Ford 2 row mounted corn picker, .Minn. Moline pull type cornpicker (for parts only); Promway 10 in. by 40 ft.; New Idea Wagon, 7 ft. x 14 ft. ImmI, with hoist, 700x15 six ply tires; John Deere Model H manure spreader; Minn. Moline Model 88 Combine; Manure loader for Ford tricycle; 7 ft. Ford rear mount mower; Ford 4 row corn planter—gaudy attachments, large dry fertilizer boxes. MISCELLANEOUS—Garden tractor and attachments, small all metal trailer for garden tractor, Clinton chain saw. Springfield riding lawn mower, 2 electrie brooders, egg washer, G.E. wringer washer, 12 ft. extension ladder, rattle oiler, cattle water tank, picket cribbing, hog pans, 2 electric tank heaters, electric fence charger, vacuum cleaner, floor polisher, DtioNuhian coal stove, and other items too numerous to mention. 1948 Chevy truck with 1958 motor just overhauled, grain sides, stock rack, hoist and almost new tries. MILK EQUIPMENT—2 four can T-33 coolers, 5 Surge single unit milkers. 2 seams, S seamless; 1 thirty gallon water heater; double wash tanks; 8 can milk rack; 7 milk cans; RY vacuum pump and motor, pi|>e, nine stall corks, gas spare heater. CHICKENS — 80 pullets laying 75% ARCHIE BELL and BERTHA BOWERS Terms: Cash Not responsible in ease of accident. Auctioneers: llenthorn and Parks Clerk—Fletcher A Sayler Lunch served by ladies of the Methodist Church, New Market

Senators Whittle On Tax Measure WASHINGTON UPI — Senators working on the administration’s $11.6 billion tax cut bill told the single girl and the bachelor today that two can live more cheaply than one. The Senate rejected a proposal that would have allowed single men and women over the age of 35 to qualify in the “head of household” income tax category. Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La.,

said such a move would simply encourage bachelors to shy from the alter. "This would be a consolation prize to women who have never had a serious marriage proposal from a good marf,” Long complained. But the Senate approved tentatively another plan to broaden the present tax category for “head of household." It would allow those ^who contribute at least half the support of a dependent to qualify under this category even though they may not live in the same home with such a dependent.

IN MEMORY’ In memory of Pamela Jean Brattain. When we look at heaven. We can almost see her there. Sitting on a cloud. Floating in the air. She was a little Angel, We borrowed for awhile; She had the cutest ways. And a very winning smile. Her memories are big, And she was so small; But Jesus called her to him, And she answered his call. Sadly missed by Mommy, Daddy, Marsha. Marshall and Kent.

ASTRONAUTIC SENDOFF FOR GLENN—Arriving at Washington National Airport to attend a private dinner given for him by his pals at NASA, Ohio’s astronaut John Glenn is accompanied by his wife and astronaut Donald Slayton (right) and his wife (left). Th* dinner celebrated Glenn’s entry into politics, and bade him farewell.

TWIN CITIES SIGHTS—Sen- Barry Goldwater, campaigning in Minneapolis and St. Paul, autographs a handmade “Barry Goldwater” dress worn by Audrey Stanton, and meets Lyndon Johnson, a Mankato State College sophomore, who is organizing a Goldwater-, for-President club at Mankato.

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SCHOOL’S OUT—This is that big integration rally at the Board of Education in Brooklyn, N. Y. About a third of New York’s million pupils staved out of school in a boycott.

Sheinwold On Bridge Hold Up Trump Ace Even Without Reason It’s possible to get some very good results without knowing exactly what you’re doing. For example, when you hold A-x-x of trumps on defense it’s almost always advantageous to refuse the first trump trick. Refuse the trick even if you don’t know why. Declarer won the first trick in dummy with the ace of hearts and returned a trump, playing the king from his hand. West

South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A 8 7 6 4 9? A Q 10 3 2 O 10 ♦ A Q 10 WEST EAST 4k A 3 2 4k 9 5 V765 <?KJ98 OQ984 073 4k952 *87643 SOUTH 4k K Q J 10

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SLAM WOULD FAIL South would go down at his slam if West refused to win the first trump trick. If declarer led a second trump, West could take the ace and return a third trump. This would limit South to one diamond ruff in a dummy. If declarer abandoned trumps after the first round in order to make sure of ruffing two diamonds in dummy, East would over-ruff with the nine of spades. There can be other advantages in refusing the first trump trick, but it isn’t necessary to work them out. Unless you can think of a reason to wan the first trump trick play a low trump and go on from there. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one dia-

es. You hold S-A 3 2 H-7 6 5 D-Q 9 8 4 C-9 5 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid two diamonds. Your 6-point hand is w’orth some response, and the choice is between the raise and a response of one notrump. The raise describes your hand better.

SQUARE DANCE Saturday February 8th Admission 50c REELS VILLE FIRE HOUSE

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West North

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couldn’t think of a reason for refusing the trick, poor fellow, so he took the ace of trumps. West returned a heart, and South ruffed with the ten. Declarer cashed the ace of diamonds, in dummy, and led a trump back to his hand. This drew East’s remaining trump, so that South could safely ruff another diamond in dummy. Declarer returned to his hand with a club and drew the last trump. Then he coulG casii the king of diamonds and run the rest of the tricks with good diamonds and the ace of clubs.

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QUADRUPLE WINNER—Quadruple gold medal winner Lidia Skoblikova beams her pleasure at Innsbruck, Austria, as admirers at the Winter Olympics look at her medals. At left is the Netherlands’ Sjoukje Dykstra, women’s figure skating champion. At right is France's Francois Bonlieu, giant slalom winner. Lidia won four speed skating events, 500 meters, LQOO meters, 1,500 nasterg and 3.Q0Q metero, Russia.

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